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From: emjhm@uokvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Parallel-to-serial converters - (nf)
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Date: Sat, 14-Apr-84 22:43:00 EST
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uokvax!emjhm    Apr 14 21:43:00 1984

Walter,  
If you can buy an AY-3-1015 and get hold of an application note for this
device, building a serial to parallel converter is fairly simple.  The
Radio Shack part number is 276-1794 and costs five or six dollars.  It
has the circuit diagram and a small ap note attached to it.  You can
run it with either a 556 type timer or if you want to spend another 5 bucks
you can build a crystal controlled clock with a CD4060 and a 2.4576 MHz
crystal.  The whole thing shouldn't run more than about 15.00 if you wire
wrap it.  If you want the schematic, try to get a message to me at
...!ctvax!uokvax!emjhm  and I'll give you an address to send a SASE to.

Jim Miller